5. WILL. BOLEYN, Mil.]
He was Son to Sir Ieffery Boleyne, Lord Mayor of London, by his Wife, who was Daughter and co-heir to Thomas Lord Hoo and Hastings. This Sir VVilliam was made Knight of the Bath at the Coronation of King Richard the Third. He married one of the Daughters and Co-heirs of Thomas Butler, Earl of Ormond, by whom (besides four Daughters married into the Worshipful and Wealthy Families of Shelton, Calthrop, Clere, and Sackvil) he had Sir Tho. Boleyn, Earle of VViltshire, of whom hereafter.
10. JOH: PEACH, Arm.
This year Perkin VVarbeck landed at Sandwich in this County, with a power of all Na∣tions, contemptible not in their number or courage, but nature and fortune, to be feared, as well of Friends as Enemies, as fitter to spoil a coast, than recover a country. Sheriff Peach (knighted this year for his good service) with the Kentish Gentry, acquitted them∣selves so valiant and vigilant, that Perkin sh•…•…unk his horns back again into the shell of his ships. About 150. of his men being taken, and brought up by this * 1.1 Sheriff to Lon∣don, some were executed there, the rest on the Sea Coasts of Kent, and the neighbou∣ring Counties, for Sea-marks to teach Perkin's people to avoid such dangerous shoars.